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Quote from: alani123 on October 20, 2024, 02:06:57 PM

A friend talked to me the other day about how they were tempted to go play some slots after seeing a stream for the last couple of days.

I decided why not and told him to send me a link so we can watch together for a while. During the span of 20 minutes the streamer got at least 3 jackpots of over 100x.
We all know that when playing slots it's more likely than not that you end up burning your entire balance before you can win anything significant. Surely you could get a few wins here and there but not enough to remain in profit forever.

So this got me suspicious and I started digging. On online forums like this one many people have observed that streamers and those doing slot videos on YouTube have very unrealistic streaks.
Of course this raises suspicions but casinos keep doing these sponsored streams.

So I wonder what could possibly be going on here. Is it normal to see so may wins as the streamers get? And if you see this, doesn't it make you less likely to trust a casino hosting something seemingly so suspicious?

These streams are not meant to be realistic, in fact the more distorted they are the better when it comes to casino advertising. The casinos will often have very lucrative reimbursement arrangements with these streamers because they are able to convert their dedicated fan base into gamblers due to the relationship they have built up. There can be all sorts of engineering going on behind the scenes to make it appear like a higher win ratio and even if this does not take place, the hypnotic rhythm and routine that viewers will experience can help create all the triggers that a problem gambler might face - so this makes viewers one step away from signing up and falling into a pattern of copying the person they're watching but without an endless reload of money to use.

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Quote from: junder on December 06, 2024, 11:12:34 PM

Maybe it also makes sense to say that the marketing video made by the casino is a hoax because they say that it is easy to win but it is not actually, but even so I think that out of the millions of people who gamble, there must be those who get the big win that is intended in the marketing, it's just that very few get it.

On many occasions I have also seen that this is a fact, that some YouTube videos are a deception and make many People get into it thinking that they can have the same luck or at least similar and they take those experiences that turn out to be the worst , some lose a lot of money, but that is the power of influencers, they make others do the things they want, but in part it is manipulation and that calls into question that things have to and should be done well, because I think something, a Universal law, if you do wrong, it will go wrong for you at some point , if you do good, many blessings Will always come into your life.

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Before we can make a conclusion on something being unrealistic, we must be able to have a first approach on using them and see for ourself that we have same or similar experience about such, some are real and we can make use of them for any purpose, we can also see that not all the streaming videos are unrealistic, some gambling platforms can present us with many reliable information and streams to use unlike other ones, which may not give the necessary stream that is informative on gamblers.

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Quote from: pawanjain on December 12, 2024, 10:39:13 AM

Quote from: alani123 on October 20, 2024, 02:06:57 PM

A friend talked to me the other day about how they were tempted to go play some slots after seeing a stream for the last couple of days.

I decided why not and told him to send me a link so we can watch together for a while. During the span of 20 minutes the streamer got at least 3 jackpots of over 100x.
We all know that when playing slots it's more likely than not that you end up burning your entire balance before you can win anything significant. Surely you could get a few wins here and there but not enough to remain in profit forever.

So this got me suspicious and I started digging. On online forums like this one many people have observed that streamers and those doing slot videos on YouTube have very unrealistic streaks.
Of course this raises suspicions but casinos keep doing these sponsored streams.

So I wonder what could possibly be going on here. Is it normal to see so may wins as the streamers get? And if you see this, doesn't it make you less likely to trust a casino hosting something seemingly so suspicious?

Those guys winning so many times sounds like too good to be true isn't it ? Stay away from everything that is "too good to be true".
Those people are probably paid to make those streams as it directly attracts their users towards the casino.
Even if they are not sponsored, one thing we should keep in mind is not everyone has the same kind of luck.
May be that person was just lucky enough while streaming and may be you won't have the same luck as him
This is why we should always have a strict budget while gambling.

Players just love to dream, not only players, but ordinary people, because thinking positively is one of the human qualities. We always want to believe in the best, the same thing happens when watching streamers who play in a casino, and it doesn’t even matter whether they win or lose there. What’s important is that this has a direct impact on viewers, after which many of them will go to play with the thought that they know the game better than the streamer or that luck is just on their side today. This is just inventing various reasons for playing and nothing more. If you ever watch a gaming stream from a casino, remember that you don’t have to play right away, try to restrain yourself and if it’s hard for you to do this, this stream has affected you.

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Quote from: alani123 on October 20, 2024, 02:06:57 PM

A friend talked to me the other day about how they were tempted to go play some slots after seeing a stream for the last couple of days.

I decided why not and told him to send me a link so we can watch together for a while. During the span of 20 minutes the streamer got at least 3 jackpots of over 100x.
We all know that when playing slots it's more likely than not that you end up burning your entire balance before you can win anything significant. Surely you could get a few wins here and there but not enough to remain in profit forever.

So this got me suspicious and I started digging. On online forums like this one many people have observed that streamers and those doing slot videos on YouTube have very unrealistic streaks.
Of course this raises suspicions but casinos keep doing these sponsored streams.

So I wonder what could possibly be going on here. Is it normal to see so may wins as the streamers get? And if you see this, doesn't it make you less likely to trust a casino hosting something seemingly so suspicious?

Those guys winning so many times sounds like too good to be true isn't it ? Stay away from everything that is "too good to be true".
Those people are probably paid to make those streams as it directly attracts their users towards the casino.
Even if they are not sponsored, one thing we should keep in mind is not everyone has the same kind of luck.
May be that person was just lucky enough while streaming and may be you won't have the same luck as him
This is why we should always have a strict budget while gambling.

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Quote from: hedgeh0g on December 10, 2024, 03:30:05 AM

Quote from: delfastTions on December 10, 2024, 03:13:09 AM

Nevertheless, all these streams excite the player, and especially the inexperienced beginner player, simply because they never end with losing money. And almost always we see a happy blogger having fun on the occasion of a big win. And this certainly affects the person who watches such informational content. Even just a reminder of the gambling game itself and the possibility of winning big, which the streamer has just demonstrated, already creates the thought in the brain that it is worth playing, and this can lead to winning. Well, where to play, this is exactly what this streamer suggests. In any case, I consider such advertising aggressive, but I admit that it is effective.

That's right, such advertising immerses viewers in a relaxed atmosphere with a streamer, whom the player is watching not for the first time and who is practically a friend to him. Especially in our time, when the problem of loneliness is becoming more and more. There are even cases when streamers are almost the only ones who pay attention to the player who has lost everything, for example, by reading his messages out loud. In general, the more players watch such content, the more they get used to the streamer and following the link for viewers is an easy task to support their favorite, but I would call it a trap.

It could be an advertising strategy if not a trap. They need more viewers to become an effective streamer for a gambling site which means keeping their job and maybe some bonuses in the future. They need to be good with their viewers even if they don't want it or less and less will show if they will not be good to them.
I have a short list of streamers that I watch and most of them are not really advertisers but mostly players only that want their gambling habits recorded. They don't even give out freebies which means they are not supporting anyone and there's no payment coming from the gambling site they are using which is the reason they cannot give prizes. Still, I only think of these streamers as a demo of what slot game I want to play.

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Quote from: mirakal on December 11, 2024, 08:14:58 AM

Quote from: alani123 on December 08, 2024, 11:46:20 AM

Some people here keep saying, that if a streamer is sponsored, we should expect this kind of behaviour.

Well, let me clarify, many streamers have been observed showcasing such ridiculous behaviors even before they were sponsored. And after they got sponsored, they were just making these reactions that staple thing. There's just too much money in this thing especially if you don't care about integrity and ethics.

So just by virtue of being sponsored and showcasing a sponroship, I don't think this absolves anyone from the moral responsibility against their audience. Both the casinos and the streamers are dishonest in that in my opinion.

I believe most people are aware of these kinds of things, yet look around, so many still fall into the trap. And that can only mean one thing that is not entirely the fault of the influencers or those creating these schemes, but of the people who choose to believe them. At the end of the day, it is their money, and they have control over it and their decisions. So why do they still fall for it? Because they are greedy and lazy. In fact, we know that there is no magic trick to getting rich, but these people willingly buy into the wrong methods. That’s why, no matter how often we share information about fake videos, it never seems to make a difference.

What you say is true, those who work as influencers are of course only trying to use their influence to attract us, but the decision to play or not is of course very dependent on our own desires, nowadays there is a lot of information available, but our laziness to look for information related to casinos or gambling actually makes us trapped in fraud, In addition to the desire to get rich quickly of course lack of knowledge, and social pressure can be a factor that makes people gullible, in my opinion, it is very important to always check the authenticity of the site, not to be tempted by offers that are too unreasonable, and the most important thing is to always remain cautious and have limits on gambling.

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Quote from: hedgeh0g on December 11, 2024, 06:17:12 AM

Quote from: delfastTions on December 11, 2024, 03:13:53 AM

Quote from: hedgeh0g on December 10, 2024, 03:30:05 AM

Quote from: delfastTions on December 10, 2024, 03:13:09 AM

Nevertheless, all these streams excite the player, and especially the inexperienced beginner player, simply because they never end with losing money. And almost always we see a happy blogger having fun on the occasion of a big win. And this certainly affects the person who watches such informational content. Even just a reminder of the gambling game itself and the possibility of winning big, which the streamer has just demonstrated, already creates the thought in the brain that it is worth playing, and this can lead to winning. Well, where to play, this is exactly what this streamer suggests. In any case, I consider such advertising aggressive, but I admit that it is effective.

That's right, such advertising immerses viewers in a relaxed atmosphere with a streamer, whom the player is watching not for the first time and who is practically a friend to him. Especially in our time, when the problem of loneliness is becoming more and more. There are even cases when streamers are almost the only ones who pay attention to the player who has lost everything, for example, by reading his messages out loud. In general, the more players watch such content, the more they get used to the streamer and following the link for viewers is an easy task to support their favorite, but I would call it a trap.

This can definitely be called a trap.
It's just that we all really live in an information society now with a clearly reduced number of real contacts with our real friends, as they say now "offline". And those people whom we see only on a computer monitor or on a mobile phone often become like friends, although in fact this is completely untrue. None of these pictures are friends. And soon these pictures will generally be the product of deepfakes from AI almost everywhere. Therefore, in particular, from such supposedly "online friends" we often learn information that is completely fake, such as streams with "amazing luck" in gambling.
But the purpose of the stream may not only be to show how the streamer won.
The purpose of the stream is even more simply to remind players about the casino where this streamer plays. It's just that these streams are designed for several different target audiences of players or people in general.
And in total, it turns out to be good advertising.

I agree with you, but many players with only pennies in their pockets, which are enough for food and clothes, also dream of something better in life and they are able to believe in anything, just to find more money, for their family, children or even for travel. Many of the poor people, even knowing that this is a fake, still want to try to check it out for themselves. With thoughts of what if I succeed, and even if it doesn’t work out, then if I lose, life will not get much closer to bad, because everything is not very good anyway. In general, many really need to sober up and understand that these players on the other side of the monitor only want us to follow the link and nothing more.

It is quite possible, of course, that some extremely poor players decide to do this out of desperation and they realize that it will not be worse for them personally even if they lose some more money, which is still not enough. But the feeling of despair is generally a destructive feeling for any person and the actions caused by such a feeling are almost always extremely negative. And the fact that a desperate player begins to try to follow all these fake links is certainly the wrong decision. It seems to me that it is important at such moments to find some close person who could resist such stupid actions of the player. However, often such players act alone and then only regret their decision. But how to sober them up is a big and difficult question because in my opinion there are only more and more scammers profiting from people's grief.

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Quote from: alani123 on December 08, 2024, 11:46:20 AM

Some people here keep saying, that if a streamer is sponsored, we should expect this kind of behaviour.

Well, let me clarify, many streamers have been observed showcasing such ridiculous behaviors even before they were sponsored. And after they got sponsored, they were just making these reactions that staple thing. There's just too much money in this thing especially if you don't care about integrity and ethics.

So just by virtue of being sponsored and showcasing a sponroship, I don't think this absolves anyone from the moral responsibility against their audience. Both the casinos and the streamers are dishonest in that in my opinion.

I believe most people are aware of these kinds of things, yet look around, so many still fall into the trap. And that can only mean one thing that is not entirely the fault of the influencers or those creating these schemes, but of the people who choose to believe them. At the end of the day, it is their money, and they have control over it and their decisions. So why do they still fall for it? Because they are greedy and lazy. In fact, we know that there is no magic trick to getting rich, but these people willingly buy into the wrong methods. That’s why, no matter how often we share information about fake videos, it never seems to make a difference.

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Quote from: delfastTions on December 11, 2024, 03:13:53 AM

Quote from: hedgeh0g on December 10, 2024, 03:30:05 AM

Quote from: delfastTions on December 10, 2024, 03:13:09 AM

Nevertheless, all these streams excite the player, and especially the inexperienced beginner player, simply because they never end with losing money. And almost always we see a happy blogger having fun on the occasion of a big win. And this certainly affects the person who watches such informational content. Even just a reminder of the gambling game itself and the possibility of winning big, which the streamer has just demonstrated, already creates the thought in the brain that it is worth playing, and this can lead to winning. Well, where to play, this is exactly what this streamer suggests. In any case, I consider such advertising aggressive, but I admit that it is effective.

That's right, such advertising immerses viewers in a relaxed atmosphere with a streamer, whom the player is watching not for the first time and who is practically a friend to him. Especially in our time, when the problem of loneliness is becoming more and more. There are even cases when streamers are almost the only ones who pay attention to the player who has lost everything, for example, by reading his messages out loud. In general, the more players watch such content, the more they get used to the streamer and following the link for viewers is an easy task to support their favorite, but I would call it a trap.

This can definitely be called a trap.
It's just that we all really live in an information society now with a clearly reduced number of real contacts with our real friends, as they say now "offline". And those people whom we see only on a computer monitor or on a mobile phone often become like friends, although in fact this is completely untrue. None of these pictures are friends. And soon these pictures will generally be the product of deepfakes from AI almost everywhere. Therefore, in particular, from such supposedly "online friends" we often learn information that is completely fake, such as streams with "amazing luck" in gambling.
But the purpose of the stream may not only be to show how the streamer won.
The purpose of the stream is even more simply to remind players about the casino where this streamer plays. It's just that these streams are designed for several different target audiences of players or people in general.
And in total, it turns out to be good advertising.

I agree with you, but many players with only pennies in their pockets, which are enough for food and clothes, also dream of something better in life and they are able to believe in anything, just to find more money, for their family, children or even for travel. Many of the poor people, even knowing that this is a fake, still want to try to check it out for themselves. With thoughts of what if I succeed, and even if it doesn’t work out, then if I lose, life will not get much closer to bad, because everything is not very good anyway. In general, many really need to sober up and understand that these players on the other side of the monitor only want us to follow the link and nothing more.

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Quote from: hedgeh0g on December 10, 2024, 03:30:05 AM

Quote from: delfastTions on December 10, 2024, 03:13:09 AM

Nevertheless, all these streams excite the player, and especially the inexperienced beginner player, simply because they never end with losing money. And almost always we see a happy blogger having fun on the occasion of a big win. And this certainly affects the person who watches such informational content. Even just a reminder of the gambling game itself and the possibility of winning big, which the streamer has just demonstrated, already creates the thought in the brain that it is worth playing, and this can lead to winning. Well, where to play, this is exactly what this streamer suggests. In any case, I consider such advertising aggressive, but I admit that it is effective.

That's right, such advertising immerses viewers in a relaxed atmosphere with a streamer, whom the player is watching not for the first time and who is practically a friend to him. Especially in our time, when the problem of loneliness is becoming more and more. There are even cases when streamers are almost the only ones who pay attention to the player who has lost everything, for example, by reading his messages out loud. In general, the more players watch such content, the more they get used to the streamer and following the link for viewers is an easy task to support their favorite, but I would call it a trap.

This can definitely be called a trap.
It's just that we all really live in an information society now with a clearly reduced number of real contacts with our real friends, as they say now "offline". And those people whom we see only on a computer monitor or on a mobile phone often become like friends, although in fact this is completely untrue. None of these pictures are friends. And soon these pictures will generally be the product of deepfakes from AI almost everywhere. Therefore, in particular, from such supposedly "online friends" we often learn information that is completely fake, such as streams with "amazing luck" in gambling.
But the purpose of the stream may not only be to show how the streamer won.
The purpose of the stream is even more simply to remind players about the casino where this streamer plays. It's just that these streams are designed for several different target audiences of players or people in general.
And in total, it turns out to be good advertising.

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Quote from: delfastTions on December 10, 2024, 03:13:09 AM

Nevertheless, all these streams excite the player, and especially the inexperienced beginner player, simply because they never end with losing money. And almost always we see a happy blogger having fun on the occasion of a big win. And this certainly affects the person who watches such informational content. Even just a reminder of the gambling game itself and the possibility of winning big, which the streamer has just demonstrated, already creates the thought in the brain that it is worth playing, and this can lead to winning. Well, where to play, this is exactly what this streamer suggests. In any case, I consider such advertising aggressive, but I admit that it is effective.

That's right, such advertising immerses viewers in a relaxed atmosphere with a streamer, whom the player is watching not for the first time and who is practically a friend to him. Especially in our time, when the problem of loneliness is becoming more and more. There are even cases when streamers are almost the only ones who pay attention to the player who has lost everything, for example, by reading his messages out loud. In general, the more players watch such content, the more they get used to the streamer and following the link for viewers is an easy task to support their favorite, but I would call it a trap.

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Quote from: Betwrong on December 09, 2024, 10:22:59 AM

Quote from: swogerino on October 21, 2024, 04:50:30 AM

Quote from: Betwrong on October 21, 2024, 04:35:27 AM

Not all of them are unrealistic. Some people show how they lose a lot before winning something good, I mean even in those videos where there aim is to actually promote the site. If you see that the guy lost $5,000 before winning $20,000, you might wonder do you have that amount on your balance. Can you afford to lose such amount? Considering that, of course, that your win is not guaranteed after that loss.

The problem is that very few of the streamers will keep showing you and record a huge part of the losing streak. Personally I never seen such guys doing that,

Well, I've seen many of such videos. I mean, they win big in the end, but in the beginning they are losing a lot and they are showing it. And if what they lose is much bigger than your usual bank roll, you start thinking "Can I afford that?", "Can I play like that?"

Quote from: swogerino on October 21, 2024, 04:50:30 AM

what I have seen is that almost every streamer when he starts losing he will cut the part of the video where he loses and insert only winning part. In this context they are very dangerous and act like a poison who directly hit the newbies. So there are two sides of the medal here and people should try a bit harder to understand what these streamers do before immediately going and try to copy them.

As I said, not always. So, everyone with brain can understand that trying to copy them is dangerous. Also, there's no point in that. It's all random. You achieve f**k all when you copy someone who previously won big on slots.

Nevertheless, all these streams excite the player, and especially the inexperienced beginner player, simply because they never end with losing money. And almost always we see a happy blogger having fun on the occasion of a big win. And this certainly affects the person who watches such informational content. Even just a reminder of the gambling game itself and the possibility of winning big, which the streamer has just demonstrated, already creates the thought in the brain that it is worth playing, and this can lead to winning. Well, where to play, this is exactly what this streamer suggests. In any case, I consider such advertising aggressive, but I admit that it is effective.

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Quote from: swogerino on October 21, 2024, 04:50:30 AM

Quote from: Betwrong on October 21, 2024, 04:35:27 AM

Not all of them are unrealistic. Some people show how they lose a lot before winning something good, I mean even in those videos where there aim is to actually promote the site. If you see that the guy lost $5,000 before winning $20,000, you might wonder do you have that amount on your balance. Can you afford to lose such amount? Considering that, of course, that your win is not guaranteed after that loss.

The problem is that very few of the streamers will keep showing you and record a huge part of the losing streak. Personally I never seen such guys doing that,

Well, I've seen many of such videos. I mean, they win big in the end, but in the beginning they are losing a lot and they are showing it. And if what they lose is much bigger than your usual bank roll, you start thinking "Can I afford that?", "Can I play like that?"

Quote from: swogerino on October 21, 2024, 04:50:30 AM

what I have seen is that almost every streamer when he starts losing he will cut the part of the video where he loses and insert only winning part. In this context they are very dangerous and act like a poison who directly hit the newbies. So there are two sides of the medal here and people should try a bit harder to understand what these streamers do before immediately going and try to copy them.

As I said, not always. So, everyone with brain can understand that trying to copy them is dangerous. Also, there's no point in that. It's all random. You achieve f**k all when you copy someone who previously won big on slots.

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Quote from: alani123 on December 08, 2024, 11:46:20 AM

Some people here keep saying, that if a streamer is sponsored, we should expect this kind of behaviour.

Well, let me clarify, many streamers have been observed showcasing such ridiculous behaviors even before they were sponsored. And after they got sponsored, they were just making these reactions that staple thing. There's just too much money in this thing especially if you don't care about integrity and ethics.

So just by virtue of being sponsored and showcasing a sponroship, I don't think this absolves anyone from the moral responsibility against their audience. Both the casinos and the streamers are dishonest in that in my opinion.

My question is how do we know that they are not sponsored, when what they do clearly benefits a casino? Even though they say many times that they do not receive anything from the casino, are we going to believe that? I personally do not. Regarding responsibility, the goal of streamers is money, they will not care about their viewers. If they really want to be responsible, then I think they will not stream. But their main goal is to make as much profit as possible, either from viewers or from sponsors.

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Quote from: alani123 on October 20, 2024, 02:06:57 PM

A friend talked to me the other day about how they were tempted to go play some slots after seeing a stream for the last couple of days.

I decided why not and told him to send me a link so we can watch together for a while. During the span of 20 minutes the streamer got at least 3 jackpots of over 100x.
We all know that when playing slots it's more likely than not that you end up burning your entire balance before you can win anything significant. Surely you could get a few wins here and there but not enough to remain in profit forever.

So this got me suspicious and I started digging. On online forums like this one many people have observed that streamers and those doing slot videos on YouTube have very unrealistic streaks.
Of course this raises suspicions but casinos keep doing these sponsored streams.

So I wonder what could possibly be going on here. Is it normal to see so may wins as the streamers get? And if you see this, doesn't it make you less likely to trust a casino hosting something seemingly so suspicious?

If you are a type of viewer on the youtube platform and you see something like what you say op that only shows jackpots, you will really be encouraged to deposit into the casino apps that he is promoting, especially if you are not aware of what they are doing.

Because if you are aware of such streamers, you cannot believe them at first glance because usually such streamers only show demo accounts that is why they do not often lose but always win, or the videos they show are also scripted and are often made by streamers who are paid by their advertisers. So be careful too.

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Some people here keep saying, that if a streamer is sponsored, we should expect this kind of behaviour.

Well, let me clarify, many streamers have been observed showcasing such ridiculous behaviors even before they were sponsored. And after they got sponsored, they were just making these reactions that staple thing. There's just too much money in this thing especially if you don't care about integrity and ethics.

So just by virtue of being sponsored and showcasing a sponroship, I don't think this absolves anyone from the moral responsibility against their audience. Both the casinos and the streamers are dishonest in that in my opinion.

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Quote from: satscraper on November 13, 2024, 04:31:01 AM

I think that the earliest age to start gamble is 21. Youngsters are hot-blooded^{in general}to make the considerable judgment in the course of their gambling particularly when the question is the money they lost. They don't have more than often their own sources to get money thus they either are disingenuous with their parents or ^{what are even worse} commit an offence to get money.

The gambling streams are presented in a way that it is appealing and attracts many people towards gambling. Those videos and streams are publicly available for everyone including the minors. When they see such attractive and easy money making, they will insist on making money from gambling and not focus on the real earnings for making a living.

Setting up wrong expectations will only lead to put hard earned money into gambling only to end up losing it all. This is not only that young blood are attracted to it, but everyone is influenced by flashy advertisements promising easy money. A teenager would be more encouraged to spend their pocket money on bets and streaks of initial wins will make them make wrong decisions because they don't realize that gambling is unpredictable and risk management is something they never learn.

Teenagers who have no experience in gambling will eventually rush into betting their allowance, not because they need to get entertained, but because of those tempting videos and streams that show how gambling can be so profitable. And so they end up losing all their funds without knowing that that’s the reality about gambling.

This is the reason why I made my conclusion that these gambling streamers are totally unreliable. They are paid by the casinos, so they have to do their job as well, even if it means deceiving the innocent people.

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Quote from: TheUltraElite on December 08, 2024, 02:36:43 AM

I keep tabs on the channels like MrHandPay, Pompsie Slots and some other gambling channels on youtube. Selective cherry picking might be the correct case here, they might not record those streaks that have been poor because they dont want the negativity on social media.

But my take is that they try to include as much as they can, even still they are running a business of entertaining the viewers and getting money off their ad revenue and hence their objective is to churn out content at a regular rate even if their losses are more than wins.

Most of them might receive some promotional cash from the casino but I doubt the actual reality of this concept. This might be applicable to official reps of the casino over youtubers.

Since they are sponsored by the casinos, then they should represent only the positive events that could fuel the attraction of the audience, and hid those losses so that they won’t compromise the purpose of such casinos.

Gambling streamers are also said to be high-risk takers, but what we don’t know is that they are not using their own funds, but it’s the sponsored funds that they keep on gambling on the site. And in return, casinos intentionally manipulate the outcome of the bets, just to show to the audience that there is easy money in gambling.

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So I feel nostalgic for those times when people's lives were, so to speak, simpler, but there was probably relatively less falsehood and lies. And at that time, such human qualities as conscience, honor and nobility were not completely lost. So we must understand that the world is generally rolling towards completely informational deepfakes, especially since AI will try very hard to help humanity quickly slide into the pit of not knowing anything and generally turn into batteries like in "The Matrix". It seems that we are all rapidly moving towards this virtual obscurantism.

The times that people have always dreamed of, when someone else would do everything for them.) In this case, AI will not necessarily do it, there are enough people who are ready to do it for a small fee, people for whom the most important thing is money are ready to deceive other people, but it seems to me that this has always been the case, at any time there were such people, even without high technology.

In general, artificial intelligence will make things done faster and spending less money in the long term, that is that main objective of companies which are focused in developing it, though if we talk about societal changes and the consequences on how people perceive reality and fiction, then I am afraid he is right and artificial intelligence will be abused by people with little morals, in order to manipulate the masses into thinking or following whatever it is more relevant of those behind the curtain.
In the case of gambling streamers or so-called influencers, AI will be used to enhance the positive characteristics of whatever product or services they are offering to their viewers, all of it for the sake of getting more money from sponsorships.
Whatever we see on the internet is about to become even less authentic and false in the years to come and we all will need to learn not to believe what we see on the screen of our smartphones anymore.

Yeah. Perhaps it is true that we all need to prepare for the fact that everything we are shown on the Internet is most likely deepfakes or heavily distorted facts, distorted so that everything is interpreted completely incorrectly. As a result, we will all come to such an information society that will be built on a huge pyramid of false information, naturally leading to completely wrong conclusions and, consequently, actions. In this case, the management of such a society as a whole is greatly simplified since only a few individuals will understand what is really happening. It seems that such a utopia may well come in a couple of decades. Or in a couple of generations of people whom we can already classify as foolish fools who are really incapable of doing anything valuable.

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